My husband and I just finished watching the House of Eliott DVDs, and I’m not quite sure how I feel. As with most series that we watch, I miss the shows when they are over, as they seem to almost\u00a0 become a part of our lives for the brief time that we watch them. After devoting an hour every day for , let’s see……… 34 episodes, I feel like I am “addicted” to finding out what the characters are going to do next. When the show is over, I am\u00a0left thinking about the characters and wondering what they are up to NOW!\u00a0 I missed the series when it first aired on the A & E network, and can’t imagine how I did that!<\/p>\n
The House of Eliott series was created by Jean Marsh (of Upstairs, Downstairs fame).The three-year series revolves around two sisters and their photographer friend. The\u00a0sisters (played by Stella Gonet and Louise Lombard) and their photographer friend (Aden Gillet) live in\u00a0London during the 1920s. The sets are beautiful, and are only surpassed by the wardrobe.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I have to say, this series was a little different for me than most. I actually enjoyed the first season’s shows<\/em><\/strong><\/a> more than the following two seasons. I won’t plant any spoilers here, but I was very sorry that they got rid of two particular characters who I thought added an incredible amount of energy to the series. But, other than that, I think that it is fair to say that House of Eliott, season one is incredibly believable and very interesting.<\/p>\n The second season of the House of Eliott<\/em><\/strong><\/a> continued telling about the sisters’ plight, and I enjoyed this season almost as much as the first. I was, however, again sorry to see two more characters leave the show. They were characters who (or should that be “that”?!) added a nice background to the main story line.<\/p>\n